Israelis are ideologically split in their views of their political leaders

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1. How Israelis view their government, institutions and leaders

Israelis are ideologically split in their views of their political leaders

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1. How Israelis view their government, institutions and leaders
Jewish Israelis trust the national government more than Arab Israelis do
Haredi and Dati Jews overwhelmingly say religious leaders have good influence on life in Israel
Israelis are divided ideologically about the influence of religious leaders, the military and the police
Jewish and Arab Israelis disagree on whether the military, police and media have a good influence
Amid the war against Hamas, about 8 in 10 Israelis say the military has a good influence on Israel
Israelis are ideologically split in their views of their political leaders
Israelis regard many of their political leaders poorly

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